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Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
N.arno TuruipH.

Ellis Hicks, who Occupies the Ban
ming farm OF the Messrs. DUPONT,
Ohristiana Hundred, has favored MS
with . specimen of bis purple top tnr.
nips, eight Of which allied . bushel
basket. They were sown broadcast,
and the crop Ia suoh that will make his
COWS milk finely during the coming
winter. II 10 surprising that greater
pumber Of turnips 10 not raised, as
through tho cold wehther they are
relished greatly by all kinds OF stock,
and will consequently pay ne well ss
any other crop.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
The sabb attn schcol.

On last Sabbath at mass meeting OF
the Sabbath fchools held in the Opera
Houss, the chairman made the an
nouncemsnt that o preliminary meet.
lag to State convention would be held
In ST. Paul's NJ. e. school room on
Wednesday evening, ut 8 o'clock, to
contider the propriety and make ar
ran ngements for said convention. A re-.
quest was also msde shat each Sabbath
school would elect the members to rep
ressu the sch 90 st she meeting. It 10
hoped that every school will have q
representative, and that Delaware vii
taKs her place in the army OF 5sbbnih b
school workers Of our country. j. 2.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
rsmperauss mset,nr.

A temperance mass nesting will be
held under the auspices OF the temper.
ance societies of this city to morrow
afternoon at 8 IS O'Clock In the Opera
House The Hon. William N. Ashman.
Judge of the Orphans Court Of Phila-
delphia, will address the meeting.
During the services the temperance
choir will render special musical pro-
gram. The public is cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
rhroat Diseases

commence with cough, cold or sore
throat. "Brown's Bronchial Troches'
give immediate relief. Sold only In
boxes. Price 25 cents.
Perfect 1t and stylish out ct Thorp &;
Bucher's. merchant tailors, 6l3k Mar
ket street.
Oashnasrss for eHitings and at gusr
nteed at Thorp s. Buohsr's, No. s1Sh
Market street,
Every man and boy In the city should
consult Thorp s. Buoher, 6l3x Aarket
street, before ordering their winter
clothes.
Taylor b Yuilerton's. No. sos King
street, for puve drugs OF ssA descrip.
tion.
Wall papees. borders, decorations
picture rods, gold beads and window
shades. Jos. II, Greenman, at King
street.
Now is tke time, and the place is Az
King street. for new fall styles Of wall
paper aud window shades. JOS a..
Greenmsn.
Handsome millinery by electric light,
at Millinery Palace. 6I7 Market street.
Electric light IN Millinery Palace, OF
Market street.
A $50 gents lax. gold watch for $48.
Williamson's, los w. Eighth street.
Cali and sec our fine feathers and
fancy, $40 King and 6 II Market streets
Bargains In millinery goods ut Mrs.
Jacobs, GIT Market and 220 Kink Sts.
For good coal 60 TO Bush's, French
street wharf.
Thompson's SPAWN Ointment, sure
cure, 600 Shipley street.
James Monaghan, Justice OF tie
Peace. No. 404 Shiplcy street.
.eteel eneravings At Yersee's, 40
6hipley street.
French plata mirrors at Yerger's. 419
6hipley street.
1sohing ut Yerger's, Als Shiplsy sk
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
Revival Me0tinR.

DR.. J. Il. Simms and A. j. Dolbow
visited Pennsgrove, N. J., last evening
and attended the revival meetings being
held In st. Paul's M. Il. church In that
place They both delivered stirring ex
hortstiens and contributed their mite
towards pushing en- the gcoa work.
They are both enthusiastic in the cause,
and believe fully in the doctrine Of
sanctifcation and perfect holiness.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
oonsension OF sunday scaseis.

AT . mass meeting of Sunday schools
on last Sunday 1t was decided to call o
prelininsxy meeting to. consider the
propristy Of calling State convention
6f sunday schools. This preliminary
meeting will be hsld on Wednesday
evening, November 25, In St. Paul II,
Il. Church Each Sunday school Is re
quested to appoist COMMITTEES Of two
to attend this meeting.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
marked for Life" "

oSshfenday night Sid o. France and
his cotnpany will commence an on.
gaeement ct the Opera House of three
nights, with q matinee Wednesday af-
ternoon. The hrst two nights, and ct
the matinee, the sensational DRAMA
"Mssked Eor Life" will be presented,
with all the startling scenes and me.
chauieal effects On Wednesday night
there will bs change of bill, but the
attraction has uot yet been announced
The prices of a6 6mission will be 10. &c
and 80 cents, the latter being for choice
reaer we'd seats.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
WILMH@rOA 4 hORTHu.H ~

Time table In eject Nov. 10th, y & Hx1
leave Wilmington (Frsnch strsstS nj
Fer keaAins. Birdsboro. Joenne
VILE, TamaQua, Allentown, ,L1ebeneH ~
nersyille and al points on the RhilAde1D1
and BEADING b. b, 100 .. N. an1 ~ -
Tor Springfield, Waynegbuxg -
ton, Coatesville, EmDfeovllls, x1o10
OhAdd's Ford and DuPonts aid tntoE
ct 90 a. M, 2 10 and 81 p. m.
For West Onsster, TOO .. m. IL sAo
p. m.
For New Bridge and intsrnsdiats -
o.1s p. m. and on Saturday, At 20 an4
p. m. iA
points, at 0s O. m, and for Spffnxnsa0 |
intermediate points ut s IS q. m.
4. q. MoOAUSLAND, n. B. HIBBAX
Supertntendent. 0en1 Pans.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
Thanksgiving Meeting.

At the meeting Of the Wilmington
Wheel Club ON Thanksgiving day the
following will be the events: One half
mile scratch; two mile championship
OF Delaware; one mile four minute
class; one mile handicap; one mile
novice race; two mile handicap; one
mile foot race, handicap; three mile lap
race. The races will be started at 3 80
p. M. and the entries are sufficiently
numerous to make good racing q Ger.
tainsy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
MasQuorad<rA.

A very enjoyable masquerade party
was given at Cooney and Mulrine's Dane
ing Academy, Third and King streets,
Friday evening There were about 100
couples dressed in all manner Of costumes.
Dancing was indulged in until about l q.
m. whom the party broke up and returned
home.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
Church Fund

A general meeting of the Protestant
Episcopal church will be held In St John's
P IL. church to morrow at 90 o'clock.
1t will be addressed BY Judge L. Bradford
Prince of New Mexico, who will explain
ths benents OF the church building plan In
the work of church extension.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
Haydn Orchestra.

The 6rst concert Of the Haydn Anna
tour Orchestra, held In the German
Hall, was great success, last evening.
The young musicians' work wSs excel
lent The vocal efforts were also good.
Professor Rey bold Ia to be congratulated
on the work of his pupils.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
Sonerhing New,

The prtsmette will be one Of she social
events of the season It will be held
on Decem ber 1, 3 and 8 A season
tick, is 80 cents. single admission IS
children Is. The ladies In charge have
prepared tempting array Of goods.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
DIR. Roneyweirs Bentistry.

The above dentistry is known far and
near, aud ie one Of the best In toe State.
There Is no longer any use Of any one
suffering with toothache, when, for the
moderate price thas DIR. Honey we'll
charges, they car bs put In the best of
shape. Teeth extracted for &c.; with
gas, Soc; teeth fi!led Zoo and upwards.
O set of teeth, So 60; beet. s. There are
no better made, no matter how much
you pay, Oiice, No. 6l0 Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
They Go Everywhere,

North, South. East, West and foreign
countries. No place but one or two are
seen. What? Why cabinet photo.
graphs that Gum niugs makes for W 90
Der dozen and one frame sise picture
free, worth $3.50. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
Shooting Turkeys

for Thanksgiving dinner. Mr.. Bar.
pum on church and oircus, Cigarette
Girls Of New York, Edison'a wonderful
talker, and many other entertaini ling
special articles In to morrow's Sunday
papers. Delivered. by Frist b Davis,
S13 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
Vun Attend Church.

Jefferson Council No 10, o. q. A.
NJ, will attend divine service at Made
lev NJ. e. chapel to morrow morning,
and full attendance OF the members ID
requested.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
BALrInOEE . YaI0 nAILEs1
SCAKDULE In KTrEUr. Nov. -, IN
Trsins leave Dslawnrs Avenue Dspols Z
EAHT.BOUND:

EAHT.BOUND:
rnllA Accom-. .daily. except Sunday SIS sA.l
yhils. Accommodation, ontly ,s.S.0b a 9
phtlA. Accommodation, daily. - - ~ q
Phiis. Accommodation. daily. ...-.s IS Al
PhilA. Accommodation, daily liz A.
RhilA. b Chester expross, daily lila A
Shila. Accommodation, daily zee. 1.no .,
Phila. Accom-. daily except Sunday . ~ p.
ghtla. Accommodation, da1ly..... SEQ =
phila. z Uhestsr sxprsss. daily, sa-
capt Sunday ...................l-oS ~
pni, al: Acccmmcdssu9n, Soaasst, dsiiX:: ~
PhilAs Accom-. daily, except Sunday,S - +
ehilA. Acoommodation, daily. ....,b tS q
PhiiA. d ChsstR expresa daily, S13 II
WA6r.BOUND:
ohicago 4 Pittsbufg, ,laAttsd, ,dAiiyl.ee q
Arrives Chtcago $50 next moeuGnGs
Baltimore AccommodAtion, daalxs
except Sunday...............
nat&St. Louis, lin .dntly No
Aniye, Cincinnati 7'ls 4 n ~
Baltimore Accommodation, daily, 14s
ohiosEo and st. Louis Express,
0Nly ly.....................
SingefIy Accommodation. daily. IN
Singerly A Accommodation, daily,
iS1ospi Soi pL4%nsySslRa. &SnSsy 8 IS <: ". Z g
only. 1l-bo .. m. and xl5 .. =. c
sxcspt Sunday.
Trains lsave Markss ssFsss Ssssam.
FER Philadslphis 81 .. m. daily, exsl
Sunday. For Baltimore 2Ss r.
daily, except Sunday. vol LAAdsnbe
$50 and 1o.so A. M. and AsS 2. NJ. -
exospt SUNDAY; s.1b .. m sundAy -
k.30 p. n. daily.
The 10 80 q. m. train connects st -
Junction with Cincinnati and st. IzoG
through express, daily, excepS Sunday. 9.
20 p. m. connects with Chicago and !
Louis express daily.
Trains for wilmington-Lssvs Pnfzn(
pnia, daily, ~ o., 9 u. 10, 1850 .. m. u
ao0, 81, aS.0o. SO, go. Ala 10 90 p. m
Daily, except Sunday, T.lb .. m y
noon, ais, IL 80 D. m.
Express tratnBs
W. M. OLEM MENTD, q. 4. LOHD.
Manager. aen7 PAsa. AGo1
Telophone No. 103.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19

Those accidents you read OF and q
terrible results from explosions Of kcI
sene oils, might have been avsrted, n
Astral oil been used Delivered to yo
house in sealed cans, by the agent,
James Belt, 9th and Market or grocern. !,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
Don't

forget where to go-924 King, TO
night Fine singing. Everybody vel.
come. An elegant lunch served 70.
night.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
Big Lunch Ts.nlRht.

Some fine vocal music will be render
ed tonight ut the Atlantic Garden, 42I
King street. Everybody welcome.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
The Bowen Inquea I.

Coroner Barnhill and i've members of
the jury engaged in the Bowen ease went
to Kirkwood on Friday and made o per.
sonal examination Of the scene OF the
fatal shooting. The testimony Of John
Le Fevre was taken. He thought there
was . gun at the right aide Of the door
and that it fell and was discharged. Mr..
Le Fevre Is getting well ss quick as can
be expected from his wonnds. HIS face
is much swollen and pains him comet era.
bly,. He is beng attended by DR.. J. W..
Dewitt OF st Georges. Amanda Ken
nard = colored domestic was also sworn,
but knew nothing Of the shooting. 1t
was proven 70 the minds Of the jury that
,he shooting was accidental, and that the
accident occurred by the failing OF gan
which rested on the doorstep. The jury
will meet at 10 80 .. m TO- morrow for the
purpose of reaching . verdict.
Do you suffer with chilblaips?-I oer-
tify to the prompt relief obtained from
the use OF Salvation Oil for chtlblains,
aud do not hesitate to recommend 1t as
the best cure ever tried.
H. HOOD,
749 W. Pratt st., Baltimore, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
sRouRn ON Itch. I"

"Rough on Itch" cures skin hsnors
eruptions, ring worm, tetter, sal
rheum, frosted feet, ohilblains, Itch
ivy poison. basber's itch. 69o. tars.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19

The stockholders Of the Middletown
creamery will hold Q meeting to exam.
ine plans for sepArAtors. machines, etc.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
HBeilman,''

The new and popular opera, "Bel.
man." will bo presented at the Opera
House shis evening. by the HoOaull
Opera Oonpany, ard she appearance of
the box nh ct Indicates that tho house
will b.. es0waeo. Tue pbiladelphia
Gail, speaking oi the per efformaroe, said !:
"BellmaE,' Won SaPpe's latest work,
received Its initial representation In
|PhiladelFhia, last night. The operetts,
Interpreted by Colonel MGOsull's Com
pany, was listened to by an immense
audience, and scored an imEediste and
well deserved aRDcess, Tho fnales Of
the fret and second scis are worthy OF
grand opera. The introduction in the
opening chorus CT melody by Ballmsn,
who, by the way, was composer as well
as poet, is q happy idea. The perform
ancs was In every respect excellent
Miss Laura Joyce Bell. whose reception
fully eQusled shat of Mr. Hopper, gave
capital rendition Of Tronda, and hel
fipe alto voioo vas OF great servioe ir
the concerted music. The chorus Wal
perfect, and the orchestra, under the
able direction OF Herr Nowak, very fn'
ltcdeed."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
~bav All Hung-For Luneh.

Drop in and enjoy yourself ut the
Atlantic Garden, to night, zA King a
6ne iunch served TO all tonight.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
lst the Time

Boys and Chill.
ment presents an
Etions in Juvenile
is sure to merit
Of every parent.
kll you that you
by retail establish
by beautiful and
es for little folks
Eariety, never such
end upon it we
bds to convince
kth Of our state
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
sfIsough on Ootnrrh"

Is rot mere palliative remedy. bat q
complete cure OF worst chronic cases;
correots offensive odors At enoe; un-
equalled for catarrhal throat a4sectionss
diphthsria, sore throat, foul breath.
Mo-
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
s.Hsauen ON Ksksa."

Cleaas out rats, mice, rcaohas, aiesi
ants, bedbugs, beetles, insects, skunks,
jack rabbits, sparrows, gopherss sQuir.
rels. 16o At druggists.
IT nou are Losing Your 3Ctp
Try "Wslls' Health Rep ever" Goes
direct TO weak spots. For weak men
deliOatn women.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19
REAL ESTATE.

,CUBLIO SALE
Daily Republican., 1887-11-19

For dry goods-Oranor q oc.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-11-18

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Clay County,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable
story. the truth of which is vOuehed
for by the residents of the town: II
am 70 years old, haze been troubled
with kidney complaint and lameness
for many years; could not dress my
self without help. Now I am free
from all pain and soreness, and am
able to do all ray own house work. L
owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for
having renewed my youth, and re
moved completely all disease and pain
Try bottle, only soc. at G.. W. Bick-
ford's drug store, north side square.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-11-18

In the District Court Of Phillips County, Kansas
Seventeenth Judicial District
The Dundee Mortgage and Trust Investment
Company UiHitedA Plaintiff
John i. Crouch, Jennie r. frOuch. Sarah NorSleg
Frederick WOrSley- John A. HOotS- Belle Hoorz-
J.. Z. Crouch James l. Franklin Charles A.
Durham and >ilas Chase Defendants.
The above named defendants are hereby notified
that you the said jonu j. Crouch, Jennie r.
Crouch, his wife, James j.. Franklin Sarah Wors-
ley Frederick W0rzley. John A HO0tz. Belle
boots l. E. Crouch Charles A. Durham and
SiI8S Chase have been sued in the District Court
OF the Seventeenth Judicial District of Kansas lu
and FOR Phillips County by the Dundee Mortgage
and Trust Investment Company lLmltcdls aud
that Won must answer the petition fled in said
suit by the said plaintiff uE or before the 5lst day
of December, 1857, OF the said petition VIII be
taken true and Judgment VIII be rendered &C
saFdiugly agaiSt the said Jennie r. Crouch and
John l. Crouch Tor the sum OF four hundred dol
lars and interest at the rate of twelve per cent per
auuuIa from October Isl 1885. ana that the mort
gaze given 20 plsiutlu ly said John J. Creucl
Jennie Z. CrcUch on the following land ia Phillips
County, Kansas viz; lhc north BALI of the north
east quarter and the north half OF she northwest
quarter Of section thirteen ,I3I, iu township I'VE
o. of range eighteen tlSI west, VIII De decreed
r0recl8sed- The claims OF the other defendants
declared subject % plaintiff claim and said land
ordered sold 20 satisfy said judgment and costs
nov 1S5t COOK & GO>eElI-
C. A. sPAULDING & CO, Plaiuti6s Attys
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-11-18

Weather fine and roads good.

Weather fine and roads good.
farmers have not got all their corn
gathered, vet our eastern friends
are writing what poor place Kansas
is. Last winter some of the Ali~sourians
were ont to Kansas and thought ve had
such fine corn: they talked OF having a
car load shipped TO Missouri
Quite q pleasant sociabla took place
at the reside. e Of Mir. and AIRS. +. c.
Trow. Nov. IO-h FIFTY OF sixty Of
friend and neighoors gathered ia to
bid hem good bye and TO wish them a
plea ~aut journey to their new home IN
FIolida. We al had good time. air.
aud Mrs. Trow will start for Florida,
Tuesday. Mr. Trow has lived here
great many years and has many friends
who will regret their departure, but
wish them every success IN their new
hcme.
Miss Ellie johnson of Pleasant Val
ley who has been visiting friends and
relatives at Prairieviev, returned home
last Sabbath. Her cousins Mr.. Fred
Thomas, Miss Ida and Laura Thomas e,
came with her and returned home this
morning.
A little girl destitute Of clothes came
to Mr.. Figley's last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Figley took compassion on the lit
tie one, fed aud clothed it.
AIR. G Caldwell living on Mr. F.
Colby's place raised fifteen bushels Of
very fine peanuts. Charley Buell. was
visiting relatives last Saturday and re-
turned home the day following.
Little Willie Morton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. j. j. Morton, near Big Greek ,
died November 18th, 1887, aged 10
years, : months and three days.
Yes there is q land Of Bulah.
Bright and fair as mourning star,
God has called our little Willie,
just TO be a Jewel IL ere
Wen watch and wait as iu O dream
Entu this leeliug life is Der
Wen wait by that celestriaI stream
CntI we meet 10 part 10 more
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-11-18

N fs4..a f- I < ~ - o.
-, o--.,,rs D. rr,.,t-frE, rfrr41fsT. o., Tf-.f
Loan Agents LeLS' al LN- Ll-7-- d. -l-'l
OF lands IN their hands IOT sale and
parties desiring To purchase Il good
l., IN, ~ . ,,r.,i In, ,,-fIf ,,Iaaz.a NOTE fl.a
- ~ q. q, - = ''--- W ---
IOloWluS 4lSI.
No Sold
No -7,f0 acres faraf.I e mi lies z,75rsr of Re-
public city, 30 acres under cultivation. Price
cl,1ut Terms Sl,uJJ cash. balance on I'VE years
'Ille'
~ q. 49,,
No. T. -5-y acres sool ilIiA ll-ill- frame nous
loNSf' Two stories ah9Ne basement lit,i'ie 3'ii.
ioAiu- sllo-I7 .--,t f-5l-7 10, , @
acres siIa!L I't Lel-et- ,5il g On '.l- 800
umOers 80 u yJ acres uA+eF Clii--'''-loLl' -o3li
fruits. two good wells with pumps, good weed
shed, buggy 5neq; gIl2s ana ont 42use7- Ire
S5.uO' All CASH inns -~-u - iii L-lS-'Ii IOWA
., ...rr
- 49, 49,, T,1-r--r .,r7 T.Z- f..r-T
situated miles from Woodruff station on b. *
four years time.
" rs0 ,.7.s .r,.r,.. ,7rrr,7-t t-.9,-.- sheds
~ M .'f rriI- ,,-irI - H. Inc ,-lfsr
Situated miles from WoodruG. a good stock
farm Price $50 per acre Terms $50 on time
balance caeA.
10. sold.
from PnlliPsoHIs. fFlae 7O''' s3o' e-z-' @,'-'-l'
I NJ g-1G0 acres 3 miles from pb5Irf-zIlurr O
splendid stock ana E-,..% arm, LlG Do,9,4 anu
CROWN ASH elm ana piie'4 f..ilit-. S1et --.1l'
80 a s-.l 10. 80. u So ,. i E III MS
anu ~ I@- Ni 81 a. -oo- - o. - l-
iEaBr5Teant ana timber is rt more tu Inc
Tri.s asked FOR me farm Price, =sslul. s54IUl
down baIgTc I'm four wears lime vim interest n
/ m ,-.T cont
H. per en-
NO Iv.-9o-u'
No. ll--S0lG.
No 10 sold
-
W ~ On acres 10 miles ,.,r-,s.,.s of Phil
/ Iips6ars. GOOD farm plenty of go0d running VA
/ ter, good timber Kansas house, stables, fruit
trees ~ acres under eglli. -f Ion nc 5itoJ
/ cultivation 8Ientv of water and timber Price
$500
10 IA and 10 are aalolnln= 44a5-et ssel-4--7
/ chase W ~ -- 7' l--
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-11-18

The Democrat this week denOunces
the independently in politics as being
us bad as Judas Iscariou and Benedict
Arnold The shot is evidently AIMED
at those Union Labor men who would not
fuse with the democrats at the late cleo
ton, and at that respectable number Of
democratic voters who could not be
coaxed nor driven into voting TOR GER
tain democratic candidates. Ii has not
been long since Editor CovingtOn de-
clared publicly his Independence OF
Register NODge and his fresh Young
man from Texas, who was editing the
Beloit Democrat" and now he is mer-
ciiessly scoring men Tor their IN
dependence. The editor of that pa
per is a novice in the newspaper bus
mess. After he has had more eNper-
fence he will probably find out that
there are Il good many men even in the
democratic party who are too independ-
ent to be dictated to by the PhilIipsburg
Democrat. But after all do not many
reforms come from independent
thinking? Jesus and the apostles
were TOO independent To be whipped
into an observance Of the customs and
ceremonies Of The parties IN their day,
80 was Martin Luther and John Wesley.
The old aDOiIlIunIsJs were LOO iudeDeud-
On. 10 obey line FugIti.e slave Law.
Stephen a. Douglas was 90 Independ-
enl 10 submit 10 the demands OF the
breckenridge wing OF the democracy.
SO was Charles sumner, Salmon r.
Chase, " endal Phillips and other great
statesmen and noble pmlanrhropIsts, too
independent 10 withhold their disap-
prevail OF wrongs that had grown 10 in
the Republican party. There Is no
progress in a party where there Is no
independent unfettered honest thinking
among its members. 1t has always been
so and probably always will be, that the
party Bosses want no independence but
meek submission on the part Of the
masses composing the rank and file Of
the party. The hope Of the country is
in the intelligence and independent hon
esJ thought Of the masses. The Demo
Gratis savage Remuneration Of the Union
Labor voters and the independent eIe-
ment in the Democratic party, viii not
accomplish lAe purpose which prompt
ed lis publication
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-11-18

During the entire campaign the Herald never
spoke one word Iu support OF AcGgIrc, yet Ac Was
elected Dy over 500 ma oTity- mors than double
the amount received by some of the caudldJts-.--
Dispatch
Now we don't desire to have any al
tercation with the Dispatch, but cannot
help exclaiming what an eNagg erauon.
Our contemporary ought not to make
mistatements even to help out the Re
publican ticket. Mr.. GlcGuire did not
get 500 majority nor any majority n
all (see official returns in another
place. b. E. Morton received l540
votes; S j. Hartman, 1910; A. H..
Shapley 1889 and C. NJ Mcclure
1928, or 81 votes less than the aver
age OF the three candidates men
toned. Mr.. Pollard got for Sheriff
G75 votes, Mr. Eyersol COL. Their to-
tai vote was 1926 or gs votes more than
Mr.. Mcclure received. The rcasona-
BILE inference is, that if but one of those
Two candidates had been up against
Mr.. Mcclure, the latter would have
been defeated Mr.. Mcclure did not
get a majority at all, only plurality.
The Dispatch should be more careful
in its statements. Such giaring eNag-
creations do nobody any good.